Reviews of Federal Reserve Bank of Boston (Bank)

Alex Boyd

I don’t work here, have no idea what this place is like, and I have never even seen the building. But I’d give it 5 stars, just to counter the negative reviews from people who are also like me. Just read some of the other reviews and you’ll understand.

Antonio Mendieta

The Fed is the only thing keeping the US economy floating when many other "Super Powers" are tanking!

Alex Boyd

I don’t work here, have no idea what this place is like, and I have never even seen the building. But I’d give it 5 stars, just to counter the negative reviews from people who are also like me. Just read some of the other reviews and you’ll understand.

Antonio Mendieta

The Fed is the only thing keeping the US economy floating when many other "Super Powers" are tanking!

Sonya Gray

Very unprofessional HR department. They will not even bother to inform you about their decision regarding your candidacy (after almost 2 months of the interview process). Don`t waste your time on this place.

Daniel Wilder

The 'Federal Reserve' is a private corporation which is not owned or overseen by the public. The federal government is literally indebted to it on a permanent basis. Its operators use their power to manipulate the money flow with no public oversight. A very undemocratic institution which pushes bullshit economic policy in service of the super-wealthy and with no regard for the common worker.

Jon Zimbel

The upper floors offer some amazing views of Southie and Boston Harbor for those lucky enough to work in or visit the offices. The entrance atrium is also very beautiful. Employees can enter the building via a tunnel from the South Station T stop, avoiding bad weather entirely if they need to. My only complaint while working here was the elevators, which seemed to run at half capacity at most for the duration of my six-month internship.

Rahul Verma

I work here but I don’t believe it is open to the public.

Sonya Gray

Very unprofessional HR department. They will not even bother to inform you about their decision regarding your candidacy (after almost 2 months of the interview process). Don`t waste your time on this place.

Daniel Wilder

The 'Federal Reserve' is a private corporation which is not owned or overseen by the public. The federal government is literally indebted to it on a permanent basis. Its operators use their power to manipulate the money flow with no public oversight. A very undemocratic institution which pushes bullshit economic policy in service of the super-wealthy and with no regard for the common worker.

Jon Zimbel

The upper floors offer some amazing views of Southie and Boston Harbor for those lucky enough to work in or visit the offices. The entrance atrium is also very beautiful. Employees can enter the building via a tunnel from the South Station T stop, avoiding bad weather entirely if they need to. My only complaint while working here was the elevators, which seemed to run at half capacity at most for the duration of my six-month internship.

Jason Premo

Y'all are dumb.

Rahul Verma

I work here but I don’t believe it is open to the public.

Cam Maida

Time to give the monetary control back to the US Congress where it belongs. Funny how they slid the Fed Reserve Act into play on Christmas Eve in 1913 when no one would be around to object to it. Glory to the day when people stand up to them enough to end the madness of the mounting National Debt going on 19+ Trillion.

Viacheslav Fonderkin

Magnificent view

Jonathan De Almeida

(Translated by Google) Office for New England of the Federal Reserve, which is the Central Bank of the USA. It coordinates monetary policy and the distribution of cash in the region and is integrated with the rest of the Federal Reserve system, whose main headquarters are in Washington D.C. (Original) Oficina para Nueva Inglaterra de la Reserva Federal, que es el Banco Central de los EEUU. Coordina la política monetaria y la distribución del efectivo en la región y está integrado al resto del sistema de la Reserva Federal, cuya sede principal está en Washington D.C.

Cam Maida

Time to give the monetary control back to the US Congress where it belongs. Funny how they slid the Fed Reserve Act into play on Christmas Eve in 1913 when no one would be around to object to it. Glory to the day when people stand up to them enough to end the madness of the mounting National Debt going on 19+ Trillion.

Viacheslav Fonderkin

Magnificent view